krausseakrauss@xxxxxxx said: >>Hey guys, I bought a sway bar from ADDCO, from Jegs. My car didn't >>have one from the factory. 69 American 6-cyl. Has anyone else put >>these on their car, I don't have the factory brackets on the frame >>rails or the little forged pieces that bolt to the lower control arm, >>They give you two pieces of angle iron to bolt on the control arm and >>it appears that I have to cut a window in the frame rail to insert >>these u-bolts they give you then weld the window back in place.. Any thoughts In reply to which Peter Marano <pmarano@xxxxxxxxx> said: >If I remember correctly: >Put a nut on only one leg of the u bolt (this should prevent the u bolt >from getting 'lost' in the sill). >Drill the two holes. >Insert the u bolt into one hole while holding the leg with the nut. >Maneuver the other leg into the second hole. That's what I remember. FWIW, I've bought the Addco bars before too. The front bar alone will help a little; but adding the rear bar will make it ready for the slalom. You won't believe the difference in handling and control with a rear bar. As I recall the later-model Spirit/Concord bars will also fit the American. The Addco bars are good but the AMC bars are the ultimate. Did the instruction pack come with the bar? I believe they have a drill template included. -- Marc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MARC MONTONI Harrisonburg VA http://FreeVirginia.blogspot.com/ Freedom. Responsibility. www.LP.org Cu vi parolas Esperanton? I'd rather push a Rambler than drive a Toyota. Visit www.AMCRC.com or www.AMONational.com . http://RichmondRambler.tripod.com/ http://Hasdrubal.tripod.com/Index.htm ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. _______________________________________________ AMC-list mailing list AMC-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://list.amc-list.com/listinfo.cgi/amc-list-amc-list.com